What a spectacle that was. I'm not sure people were expecting Laochra to be that enthralling after the National League double-header.
For those who haven't seen it yet, I thoroughly recommend it - and the vast majority of people who witnessed it seemed to come out with all sorts of swollen pride, teary eyes, or a determination to finally learn how to riverdance.
Here's the best of the reaction, even though not everyone was happy with it:
Wow #LAOCHRA was incredible! Congrats all involved @CrokeParkEvents @seagency1 now bring on the afterparty #Dj pic.twitter.com/j61tPEXo5A
— SteVen Cooper (@stevencooperdj) April 24, 2016
Proud day to be Irish 💪🍀 #LAOCHRA pic.twitter.com/PZi13a3o8p
— aoife oneill 🏎 (@aoife_s29) April 24, 2016
#LAOCHRA - Superb stuff from @officialgaa and all involved. A fantastic day out @CrokePark! #GAA #Ireland2016
— O'Neills (@ONeills1918) April 24, 2016
What a show by the @officialgaa and @PadraicMoyles #LAOCHRA pic.twitter.com/2qyrOQXBIR
— Justin McNulty (@JustinMcNu1ty) April 24, 2016
Something in my eye. Really enjoyed that. The messages from abroad were sweet. Nice and inclusive as the GAA is. Up Mayo! #LAOCHRA
— E T (@dochreidte) April 24, 2016
Well done Pairc An Chrocaigh and @officialgaa on #laochra - Garth Brooks eat ur heart out... pic.twitter.com/2hOnwVqln5
— @naoiseomuiri (@naoiseomuiri) April 24, 2016
Current status of #Laochra: Like Riverdance on steroids!
— Caitríona Nic Góráin (@snastablasta) April 24, 2016
Of course - not everyone likes their riverdance on steroids:
#LAOCHRA is like watching a massive budget primary school play pic.twitter.com/0nFJ7Rlffe
— Iain O'Connor (@Iain_not_ian) April 24, 2016
#LAOCHRA was an absolute embarrassment.
— ⚠️ It's LuReal time ⚠️ (@revolucienary) April 24, 2016
What did you make of it?
Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE